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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
That money analogy is silly. I don't think foreign money is worthless, and I would be just as happy to get millions of Euros as millions of dollars. I'd just go to a currency exchange, or move to Europe. Also, the term atheist predates Christianity and was originally used by pagan Greeks to describe those who didn't believe in their Gods. At one time, Christians were the Atheists. As a non se
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
I worked with a guy who worked on this show, and he was an open and proud Mormon from Park City.
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
"Many religions now come before us with ingratiating smirks and outspread hands, like an unctuous merchant in a bazaar. They offer consolation and solidarity and uplift, competing as they do in a marketplace. But we have a right to remember how barbarically they behaved when they were strong and were making an offer that people could not refuse." — Christopher Hitchens
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
http://canyoneeringusa.com/shop/product.php?productid=16194&cat=103&bestseller=Y I just had to laugh that someone has a backpack called a Kolob. I know there's a canyon called Kolob canyon, but it's just so silly to name your product a Kolob.
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
the god of thunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like the nine noble virtues from the Asatru and > I like Thor. That being said I look at Thor and > the nnv like buddhism. I just try to be the best > that I can be and enjoy my time here. I like this > quote "Show respect to all people, but grovel to > none." > But really
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
I would recommend Goblin Valley too. It's my favorite place. 7 dollars to get in, and only an hour or so from Arches. You have to go to Emery County, West of Grand, where Moab is.
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
In case you don't, you can see what he looks like in this video: http://youtu.be/ko7accWcDcA Anyway, I just randomly had him pop in my mind on this late, insomnia ridden morning, and I was looking him up to see what became of him. After reading about him for a while, I discovered the plot has thickened since his days of standing outside the SLC temple in all white. The story, starting in
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
2, 9, 11. I can't pursue the others because they are either unavailable or undesirable to me.
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
I once recommended http://www.mormonthink.com to this girl who said she wanted to know if the Morg was really true, as she was having doubts. Just got a temple wedding invite in the mail from her, so it looks like it didn't work.
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Poe's_Law Poe's Law is an axiom suggesting that it's difficult to distinguish between parodies of religious fundamentalism and genuine proponents of religious fundamentalism, since they both seem equally insane. Now that we've established that, here is my question: Is this article not a perfect example of Poe's Law? http://www.cureloms.com/Cureloms.pdf
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12 years ago
tanngrisnir
Any man who loves metal is a friend of mine.
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